
London ophthalmologist
Julie
Diem Le has collaborated
with Italian eyewear designer
Paolo Seminara to create
Zoobug, a line of sunglasses for
kids ages three to 15. “Young people’s
eyes need protection from UV
light even more so than adults,” says Le. “But there just isn’t the
choice or quality out there to encourage them to wear sunglasses.”
This sunwear is specifically designed to be durable, using polycarbonate
lenses with 100 percent UV protection.
A second line, Flexibugs, targeted to kids ages three to eight,
uses hypoallergenic silicone for the temples and adjustable nose
pieces, making them flexible and comfortable
for younger children. All the styles
are Rxable and are available in bright
color combinations to appeal to
younger tastes. The cases come with
wrap-around toys and a wrist or shoulder
strap so they can be carried without
being lost. For additional information,
visit the web site at
www.zoobug.co.uk,
or contact
julie.le@zoobug.co.uk.
—Lauren Taylor